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[WWW Health-Care Security
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Environmental Sustainability Audits]
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ABSTRACT
This study intends to promote research, education and outreach
services designed to enhance international competitiveness in the service
sector through a World Wide Web (WWW) health-care security
surveillance video-conferencing programs unified under the theme of
"Superior Sustainable Services to Strengthen U.S. Competitiveness.
" It focuses on sub-sectors including health care, financial reporting,
infrastructure development, and environmental sustainability. Examples of each category includes but are
not limited to WWW internet therapy in the health-care sector , financial reporting
surveillance audits, Surveillance infrastructure development and programming,
and environmental sustainability through travel reduction using real-time A/V
telecom. This study describes recent
work to develop a Web-based statistical surveillance information system to
monitor in real time the status of WWW healthcare networks. The intent is to
incorporate statistical and related methods in order to identify unusual
events and patterns of concern in large, highly distributed organizations,
using statistical process control (SPC) methods to detect unusual patterns or
trends in department, facility, or region wide data and can provide near
real-time information for any multi-facility health delivery network. Other
features include graphical analysis and query ability for examining process
performance across any large multi-facility organization.
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WWW Health-Care Security Surveillance Video-Conferencing,
Financial Reporting, Infrastructure & Environmental Sustainability Audits SPC
IT IP CPE & CME
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Avi Rushinek, University of Miami, arush@miami.edu
http://www.bus.miami.edu/faculty-and-research/faculty-directory/accounting/rushinek/index.html
Sara Rushinek, University of Miami, s.rushinek@miami.edu
http://www.bus.miami.edu/faculty-and-research/faculty-directory/computer-information-systems/rushinek/index.html
ABSTRACT
These studies develop and promote research, education and
outreach services designed to enhance international competitiveness in the
service sector through a World Wide Web (WWW) health-care[i] security surveillance
video-conferencing programs unified under the theme of "Superior
Sustainable Services to Strengthen U.S. Competitiveness." It
focuses on sub-sectors including health care, financial reporting,
infrastructure development, and environmental sustainability. Examples of each category includes but are
not limited to WWW internet therapy in the health-care sector,
financial reporting surveillance audits, Surveillance infrastructure
development and programming, and environmental sustainability through travel
reduction using real-time A/V telecom (http://bus.miami.edu/news-and-media/recent-news/ciber.html
). This study describes recent work to
develop a Web-based statistical surveillance information system to monitor in
real time the status of WWW healthcare networks. The intent is to incorporate
statistical and related methods in order to identify unusual events and
patterns of concern in large, highly distributed organizations, using statistical
process control (SPC) methods to detect unusual patterns or trends in department,
facility, or region wide data and can provide near real-time information for
any multi-facility health delivery network. Other features include graphical
analysis and query ability for examining process performance across any large
multi-facility organization.
Such surveillance video conferencing provides novel IT IP
(Internet protocol) technologies of a ”gateway for business and government
leaders, citizens, students and faculty to develop and strengthen their
international competencies, particularly in the service sector, to create new
initiatives that will enhance the international competitiveness of the U.S." Using
such technologies schools can explore research cooperation supported by such
initiatives as short-term faculty visits and exchanges, the creation of
cross-school research in specialized topic areas (i.e., a Miami faculty teaching at the US can
broadcast his class into a Asian-Latin American business, and/or school
conducting another remote class at the same time). Universities can jointly sponsored research
conferences conducted in multiple locations using the WWW, including doctoral
education, student /faculty exchanges, distance learning via broadband
teleconferencing, providing in-depth exposure to research topics in areas not
focused on by faculty at each school, such as health-care surveillance. Likewise, these studies focus on the delivery
of executive education programs, and continuing Professional, Medical Education
(CPE, CME) such as one to two day courses taught by faculty at the campuses of
each university in one classroom, and simultaneously at the other universities
in additional classrooms. This way a professional
such as a Medical Doctors (MD) can fulfill the medical continuing professional
certificate requirements, without having to travel around the world. Likewise, but conversely, they could travel
around the world, yet work and teach from the remote locations, such as Israel,
or Spain, at their home base location, such as the US, using these WWW
surveillance broadband teleconferencing infrastructure systems.
Further, such systems can help provide forensic expert witness testimony, and
computer litigation support for the health-care industry, saving time money and
other resources.
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http://www.rtedwards.com/journals/JFA/I-1/125.pdf
References
Avi Rushinek; Sara F. Rushinek, Health
Marketing and Sales Distribution Software Related to Computer User
Satisfaction
Health Marketing
Quarterly, Volume 3, Issue 1 September 1985 , pages 79 - 101
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Internet
Fraud Auditing: A Simulated Health Care Industry Case Study
A Rushinek, S Rushinek -
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Forensic audits are investigative audits that aim at detecting the likelihood,
magnitude and risk
of irregularities in financial statements. In contrast with the traditional
audit of financial state-
ments, this study focuses on auditing statements posted on Internet web sites.
Since most ...
Health care delivery
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performance and decision making
AVI RUSHINEK, SF RUSHINEK
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A Rushinek, SF Rushinek - Health
Marketing Quarterly, 1985 - informaworld.com
... Avi Rushinek and Sara F. Rushinek 83 ... have examined
the demise of red tape bureaucracy
(Computerworld, Sept., 1980), witnessed the onslaught of Health Service
Network (Computerworld,
Sept., 1980), and investigated one stop care shopping (Computerworld ...
Health and
medical software related to computer user satisfaction: an interactive online
expert system using diagnostic audit trails through telecommunication …
A Rushinek, SF Rushinek - Health
Policy, 1985 - Elsevier
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interactive online expert system
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and Sara ... 23
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Factors Affecting Rural Consumers'
Satisfaction With Medical Care
A Rushinek, SF Rushinek - Health
Marketing Quarterly, 1986 - informaworld.com
2. Relationship between access mechanism and the physical environment of the
clinic. Examples
of such access mechanisms are making appointments, convenient parking area, and
play- ground
for the children while their parent waits for treatment; 3. Relationship
between physician ...
Forecasting sales, expenses and stock
market values by quarterly financial statement ratio analysis
A Rushinek, SF Rushinek -
Managerial Auditing Journal, 1995 - emeraldinsight.com
... Avi Rushinek and Sara F. Rushinek A model for Applied
Magnetic Corp and the electronic and
electrical equipment industry Managerial Auditing Journal, Vol. 10 No. ...
The health-care industry
investigates how effectively managers revise their forecasts based on a market
leader. ...